Chris Cornell thanks the fans who have followed his career with a set list that covers it.
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Music Review: The Mooney Suzuki – Have Mercy
Sometimes you have to spend time with an album before you realize how much you enjoy it.
Read More »Music Review: Casey Neill — Brooklyn Bridge
Casey Neill delivers yet another beautiful record — this time with a bit of help from his friends, The Decemberists.
Read More »Music Review: Viggo Mortensen & Buckethead Pandemoniuminamerica
The sounds of a society in turmoil and confusion are never pleasant.
Read More »Music Review: Genesis – And Then There Were Three and Duke (Remastered & Enhanced CD/DVD Versions)
2007 is shaping up to be a very big year for Genesis. Personally, I predict the reunion tour will do decent, but not great business.
Read More »Music Review: The Soft Parade (40th Anniversary Mix) by The Doors
Pop-oriented arrangements carried the Doors far from their stripped-down, bluesy roots, with some questionable results.
Read More »Music Review: Dusty Rhodes and the River Band – First You Live
No Doubt might get some competition from Anaheim's Dusty Rhodes and the River Band
Read More »Music Review: John Lisi and Delta Funk – Dead Cat Bounce & Cashman – Texassippi Stomp
Two new hard-hitting blues albums from 219 Records.
Read More »Music Review: Genesis – …And Then There Were Three
There is a lot to like with …And Then There Were Three, which in many ways is an unsung classic.
Read More »Music Review: Linfinity – A Manual For Free Living: Installation
It then becomes obvious his voice is in fact just that, another instrument delivering the part of the song that conveys the story.
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